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What final request does Prospero ask of Ariel in Act V?
O A. To give the ship safe seas on which to sail home
O B. To drown Antonio after the others leave the island
O C. To imprison Caliban in a grove of trees
O D. To bless the marriage of Ferdinand and Miranda with happiness

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Answer:

To give the ship safe seas on which to sail home

Explanation:

The final request Prospero ask of Ariel in Act V is option. A To give the ship safe seas on which to sail home.

What was the  final request Prospero asked Ariel in Act V?

  • Ariel tells Prospero at the day has reached its “sixth hour” (6 p.m.), when Ariel is allowed to stop working.
  • Prospero acknowledges Ariel’s request and asks how the king and his followers are faring.
  • Ariel tells him that they are currently imprisoned, as Prospero ordered, in a grove.
  • Alonso, Antonio, and Sebastian are mad with fear; and Gonzalo, Ariel says, cries constantly.
  • Prospero tells Ariel to go release the men, and now alone on stage, delivers his famous soliloquy in which he gives up magic.
  • He says he will perform his last task and then break his staff and drown his magic book.
  • The final request Prospero ask of Ariel in Act V is option. A To give the ship safe seas on which to sail home.

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